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Released a 160 pounds whitetip shark
July 28, 2024 Le Morne 3 photos
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Shark (Blacktip)
Shark (Blacktip)

Trip Summary

We were out for a full day fishing trip. After some hours of trolling we hit in a big school of fish. We caught few bonitoes and a yellowfintuna. We decided to go live bait. While bringing in the artificial lures we noted the presence of a shark around. We hooked it and the fight started. We then released the shark. We continued trolling with a live tuna with the intention of catching a marlin but it did not came. We were back at shore at 3p.m. it was Mr Adam's first time experience in big game fishing.
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Antonio Lamarque
Le-morne, Mauritius
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